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Monitoring Programs

Monitoring Programs. Board Presentation 6/23/15 Andy Beckman, Cory Fakkema , Joe George. GOAL 6: RESTORATION MONITORING Improve the effectiveness of our restoration work in local watersheds through science-based monitoring programs that provide valuable feedback.

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Monitoring Programs

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  1. Monitoring Programs Board Presentation 6/23/15 Andy Beckman, Cory Fakkema, Joe George

  2. GOAL 6: RESTORATION MONITORING Improve the effectiveness of our restoration work in local watersheds through science-based monitoring programs that provide valuable feedback. • 6.1 Implement volunteer-based monitoring programs that provide SFEG the information needed to evaluate project success and to inform future efforts. • 6.2 Ensure monitoring program remains consistent with Lead Entities and other major salmonid recovery planning entities for our region. • 6.3 Establish lists of monitoring elements that relate to each project and document the effectiveness in achieving desired goals. • 6.4 Produce an annual monitoring report for each funded project. Produce a tabular summary of results for projects with no funded monitoring. • 6.5 Participate and coordinate annual spawner survey monitoring work with Co-Managers (WDFW & tribes). • 6.6 Monitor ecological benefits of restoration projects by working with partner organizations (such as the Audubon Society or Skagit County Stream Team) to document the effects of riparian restoration. • 6.7 Work with WDFW and other RFEGs to obtain permit to handle ESA listed salmonids for monitoring and assessment purposes. • 6.8 Identify external funding opportunities to support staff participation in monitoring activities.

  3. Vegetation Monitoring

  4. Fish Habitat Use Monitoring

  5. Spawner Surveys

  6. Volunteers

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